RJ Zaworski rjz

## bounce.c
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h> /* for memset() */
#include <unistd.h> /* for usleep() */

#define MAXLEN 80

int main(void) {

	int		spaces = 0,
			iterator = 1;

## gist:959714
ini_set( 'display_errors', 1 );
error_reporting( E_ALL );

## checkboxdemo.html
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<script type="text/javascript" src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.6.0/jquery.min.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript">
/**
 *	Demo for replacing checkboxes with a custom element using jQuery
 *
 *	@author	RJ Zaworski <rj.zaworski@gmail.com>
 */

## autocheckbox_16.css
/**
 *	Some default styling for our new checkbox elements. We'll need to style
 *	two states -- when the box is checked (.checked) and when it isn't
 *	(no class). For both states, we'll need both a default appearance and
 *	an appearance that's used when the checkbox is being hovered over/focused
 *	on. Here goes nothing:
 */
.p-checkbox,
.p-radio {
	width:16px;

## Backbone-force-navigate
var fragment = Backbone.history.getFragment();
Backbone.history.loadUrl(fragment, true)

## js-screensaver.js
(function(poll, timeout){

	var _idle = false,
		_lastActive = 0,
		_activeNow = function() {
			_lastActive = new Date();

			if (_idle) {
				$('#screensaver').hide();
				_idle = false;

## pretty-date.rb
# Nothin' special here: just Resig's pretty date function ported to Ruby
# http://ejohn.org/blog/javascript-pretty-date/

def pretty_date(stamp)
	now = Time.new
	diff = now - stamp
	day_diff = ((now - stamp) / 86400).floor

	day_diff == 0 && (
		diff < 60 && "just now" ||

## heroku_parser.php
<?php

if (!class_exists('HerokuParser')):

/**
 *  A super-quick parser for Heroku logfiles
 */
class HerokuParser {

	/**

## gist:2553749
  # Compile a list of options into an ordered array
  def compile_options(obj, order = [])
    components = []
    order = obj.keys if order.empty?
    order.each { |k| components << obj[k] unless obj[k].blank? }
    components
  end

  # Example: returns "Omaha", "Omaha, Nebraska", or "Nebraska"
  def pretty_location(opts = {})

## range_check.py
def range_check(num, min, max):
  return num <= max and num >= min;

print range_check(3, 0, 10)  # True
print range_check(13, 0, 10) # False
	#include <stdio.h>
	#include <string.h> /* for memset() */
	#include <unistd.h> /* for usleep() */

	#define MAXLEN 80

	int main(void) {

	int spaces = 0,
	iterator = 1;
	<!DOCTYPE html>
	<html>
	<head>
	<script type="text/javascript" src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.6.0/jquery.min.js"></script>
	<script type="text/javascript">
	/**
	* Demo for replacing checkboxes with a custom element using jQuery
	*
	* @author RJ Zaworski <rj.zaworski@gmail.com>
	*/
	/**
	* Some default styling for our new checkbox elements. We'll need to style
	* two states -- when the box is checked (.checked) and when it isn't
	* (no class). For both states, we'll need both a default appearance and
	* an appearance that's used when the checkbox is being hovered over/focused
	* on. Here goes nothing:
	*/
	.p-checkbox,
	.p-radio {
	width:16px;
	var fragment = Backbone.history.getFragment();
	Backbone.history.loadUrl(fragment, true)
	(function(poll, timeout){

	var _idle = false,
	_lastActive = 0,
	_activeNow = function() {
	_lastActive = new Date();

	if (_idle) {
	$('#screensaver').hide();
	_idle = false;
	# Nothin' special here: just Resig's pretty date function ported to Ruby
	# http://ejohn.org/blog/javascript-pretty-date/

	def pretty_date(stamp)
	now = Time.new
	diff = now - stamp
	day_diff = ((now - stamp) / 86400).floor

	day_diff == 0 && (
	diff < 60 && "just now" \|\|
	<?php

	if (!class_exists('HerokuParser')):

	/**
	* A super-quick parser for Heroku logfiles
	*/
	class HerokuParser {

	/**
	# Compile a list of options into an ordered array
	def compile_options(obj, order = [])
	components = []
	order = obj.keys if order.empty?
	order.each { \|k\| components << obj[k] unless obj[k].blank? }
	components
	end

	# Example: returns "Omaha", "Omaha, Nebraska", or "Nebraska"
	def pretty_location(opts = {})
	def range_check(num, min, max):
	return num <= max and num >= min;

	print range_check(3, 0, 10) # True
	print range_check(13, 0, 10) # False